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Circuit Court,

In tho Circuit Court yesterday, the mo.
ton for a new trial In the case Of Charles
7. Brues va. Susan Colts, was overruled,
and a verdict given 10 the plaintiff ior
$50 S..
In the case Of B. B. Doyener ys. the sd.
ministrator Of the Frank Booth estate, a
motion for q new trial was overruled and
judgment rendered Of $500 and costa o!
the suit to the plaintiff.
The motion for a new trial In the case OF
Simpson 4 Carnahan vs.. Harry Exley, was
also overruled.
The case Of G. o. Smith Va. the Penn.
sylvania Company, garnishee on a claim
against James McHugh, an employe,
which was appealed from Juatice Csld.
wells court, presented an interesting
question. A motion was made to dismiss
because Of lack Of Jurisdiction, the rrounds
being that ]. NJ. Belleville and John G,
Tomlinson, on whom service was made,
were not agents Of the Pennsylvania Com.
pany. tThe motion was oveIruled, end
judgment entered in favor Of Smith.
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Lo! TIE o 70 INDIAN,
A phiianthropic Christian Movement 10 be
Introduced here.

A phiianthropic Christian Movement TO be
Introduced hero.
Mrs. A. s. Quinton, Of Philadelphia, ar.
rived in this city yesterday from Louis.
vile. Mrs. Quinton has a pleasant face
and briBk, business-like manner, and ID
sure to be liked by everyone with whom
she comes in contact. She Is known 81
her home, at the National Capital
and in many parts OF the Union, af
a big.hearted, philanthropic woman,
whose special mission is the advancement
and education Of the North American In.
dians. Mrs. Quintion Ia Vice President
| OF the Woman's National Indian Associa.
ton, and comes here bearing letters OF the
highest recommendation from the author.
tiles at Washington, who have in charge
the Indians Of this country, as well az from
other officials there and elsewhere, news.
paper men and others. She has recently
established branch societies in Virginia,
the two Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee
and Kentucky. In Richmond abe was
shown distinguished honors by Governor
Lee and others.
She is well known by Mrs. D. A. Gun.
ningham, Of this city, and that lady
and others have arranged for a Ia.
dies union meeting to be held
at the Fourth Street Nj. E. church this
evening, to bs addressed by Mrs. Quinton,
who will talk about the work OF the socie.
ty Of which she is vice president. She
will tell Of her own observations among
the tribes, where she haa spent considera.
BILE time. All ladies are cordially invited
to be present.
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FRUIT JAR DEMAND.
JUST NOW AHEAD OF THE SUPPLY.
Tho Prospect of q Heavy Yield Of Frui,
Makes business for the Glass Houses.
Tho Central c~ompany's brilliant
Works 70 be used 70 Make Jafs.

The demand for glass fruit jars this year
10 almost unprecedented. Last year Was
so unusually good a fruit year that those
factories engaged in making jars were
rushed to supply the demand. The com.
mon theory 10 that two good iruIt seasons
never come In succesaion, 80 that this year
only q very ordinary trade In jars was OK.
pected, Jobbers did not lay in extensive
stocks, and the factories generally did not
make special efforts to more than fill the
orders booked. To everybody's surprise
the production Of mutt this year, from
early strawberries to late ounces, now
promises to be much larger than las,
years. This has led to an unexpected
and sudden stimulus In the trade In irul,
Jars, which is, under the moe! ordinary
circumstances, Of an extent To surprise
any person who has neve received ar
idea OF the number Of jars sold each year
| Millions Of them are made, and yet the
demand never seems to be affected by the
number previously sold. The question
What becomes Of all the glass fruit jars2 Ii
as difficult to answer aa the old query
| Where do all the pins goP
The factories already running on jan
are enjoying q veritabls bonanza ihil
spring. This Bridgeport factory, which
makes jars excluaiyely, Is turning GU
about seventy gross per day. Recent,
the excess OF the demand over the supply
has become a serious matter, and the Cen
trail Glass Company, Of this city, has abou'
concluded to 60 into the manufacture o
jars at It's factory up at Brilliant.
The factory, one Of the completest II
the country, has been running on coioreC
globes and other fancy goods, but wa
shut down some time ago. 1t would re
quire no change or preparation for thu
new line Of work except 10 reset the pots
A number Of concerns having the mold!
are eager to furnish them, and the pro
duct Of the : twelve.pot furnace, which
would be from one hundred and twenty
five to one hundred aud forty gross Of glas!
Jars per day, could be sold as last as pro
duced to firms having the trade already
worked up. Only the bodies will be made
by the Central Company, If they 70 int
the business, as 1t is now about decided
that they will. The tops will be put or
by the purchasers.
President Scott and other gentlemen in
terested tn the company were up at Bril-
liant yesterday and the day before. Thei
works there has tho advantage Of its owl
gas well, which furnishes the fuel at
pressure Of about Is pounds.
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THE STATE
OF the woman's Christian Temperate,
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] Of -. a#H.a .aHa ---. H#IHH ..... .H 81
or the woman's Christian Temperance
Union ut fairmont.
The fourth annual convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union oil
West Virginia, will be held at Fairmont,
Tuesday and Wednesday, June II and l5,
1887.
With the amendment campaign coming
on, In which the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union will be active, as usual In
such contests, this will be the most i'm
portant session ever held In the State.
Dr.. Hattie B. Jones, Of Wheeling, will
deliver q lecture on hygiene and heredity
at Fairmont, on Monday evening, preced.
Ing the convention.
Tuesday evening, June Il, will be de.
voted 10 q workers conference with ten
minute speeches by prominent mon and
womon oil West Virginia and from other
States.
Mr.. 9. B. Buell., national corresponding
secretary, will be present 10 assist In the
work Of the body, and will deliver an ad.
dress 10 the public on Wednesday even.
Ing. June 10Th.
Besides Mrs. Buell. and Miss Jones,
among tho able speakers on the pro.
gramme are Senator W. 7. Wiley, Gen.
T. N. Harris, John L. Thomas, of Mary.
land, George W. Atkinson, Mrs. s. II.
Martin, Of Baltimore, Rev. J. 0. Thomp.
son and others.
Railroads give rates 10 oil who will al.
tend.
The Fairmont ladies are preparing Ia
give to the large convention aroyal wei
] rnpaa "
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Commencement exercises In the rink this even.
ing. Go carly and get & seat.
MIR. Adam warnig has opened a green grocery
and l0wer stand on Fourth street.
The case Of Feity ". Ebbert ome up befort
Mayor Junllus in bridgeport to-day.
Quite a number Of the younger society wit
messed Commencement exercises III Bridgeport
last night.
1.-THE Hoosler Doctor will be produced N
lafayette hall on Monday evening next By Arthur
Love. ably assisted by a large company OF stars.
Arrangements have been made By the Treasure
OF Belmont county, for X. 7. Howell 10 collect tax
es for pease township. Books Ge now open At Il
T. HoWells store.
A young man giving his name as Price, was ar
rested by Mayor keilar yesterday, afternoon OF
suspicion otstealing a saddle. which he claims Ii,
bought In bridgeport for IS 10. lie was a,.eiap D,
ing 10 sell Il when taken in by the Mayor. lie wa
from Wheeling,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks

strangers In Inc my anu nnooLlnE folRl
Abrond.
Hon. j. Dunbar, Of Steubenville, was
registered at the stamm House yesterday.
Councilman E. Buchanan, Of the Second
ward, leaves this evening for the East on
q business trip.
Miss Annie CLARK, Of Pleasant Valley, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. A. Ham
mond, Of Steubenville.
W. Law Hoof, Of Baltimore, a welcome
visitor to this city, left last evening fol-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
Mrs. Z. O. Lszier, Of Morgantown, is a
guest q. the residence Of her brother,
Captain John Mcclure, on the Island.
Miss Nell Lukens returned home last
Wednesday evening from St. Louis, Mo-,
where ahe has been attending a school Of
art during the past eight months.
Mr.. Camden Summers, Of Cisrksburg,
| who formerly lived here during the time
no WAS q clerk in the State Auditor'e
office, ia reported to have gone to St. Paul
for the purpose Of locating there. Since
leaving here he has been doinga legal and
real estate business.
Rev. A. L. Jordan, Of the Baptist Church
Of this city, is to preach the b%accalaureate
sermon before the graduating clsss Of
Broaddus College, at Clarksbusg, next
Sunday evening. The Commencement
| exercises proper will take place the Tues-
, day evening following.
Mr.. Matt S. Hughes, Of Parksraburg
who recently resigned the city editorship
OF the State Journal Of that place, after
filling the position ably for q number oil
years, has engaged in q general insurance
businees in that place. His friends here
will wish him all success.
Mr.. John L. Steele, formerly OF this city,
and for q time q member Of the staff oil
this paper, who for the past three years
has been one OF the most valued membera
on the city staff OF the Pittsburgh CONNER.
eial Gazette, has gone to Baltimore TO 6ll A
place on the stat Of the Lorborn Publish.
ing Company.
Squire 8fajilton, Mayor OF Bsnwood,
and we'll known in this city, received back
pension money last Monday to the amount
of si,2iS. Tbs Squire Is In very poor
health, and has been for some time past.
He will leave in o short timo for Balti.
more, where bis people reside, and will
remain there for o time in hopes Of recu.
perating his health. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-03
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
A Sumber Of Gases Submitted at Yester.
sf dAy's Session,

days Session.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met
yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock, with all
the judges present. The SESSIONS are held
in the chamber Of the FRS. Branch Of
Council, and It Is expected that the term
will las. through the presen. month. The
resignation Of Crier ~sltgreaves, who has
removed 10 New York, was presented in
writing yesterday, and Michael Edwards
was elected TO succeed him.
The following cases were submitted:
John Robrecht W. g. w. Wharton, ap.
peal, from Ohio county.
Z. Marling, 81, vs.. John Robrecht, writ
Of error, from Ohio county.
Donald franklin ys. T. II. Geho, writ O!
error, from Marshall county.
Sweeney, Son 4 90. OF al, vs.. Grape
Sugar and Refining Company, appeal and
nupersedeas, from Ohio county.
]. B. Pyles vs. Riveraide Furniture Co.,
appeal, from Ohio county. :
G. & II. Korne Va. John Korne, appeal
from Ohio county.
DIV. @. Carroll vs. Exchange Bank,
writ OF error, from Ohio county,
The suit against the late Crane Suga,
Company Is to secure the division Of Ger
tain aesets covered by q deed OF trust IL
secure the Ohio Valley Bank, among thu
creditors pro rata.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. to-day.
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On last Sunday night, says the Mountain
Echo, Of Addison, Webster county, q bear
came TO the house Of Conrad Cowger, in
Randolph county, and captured a bee
stand that stood about a rod from the
house. Bruin carried the prize OF q few
yards and deliberately robbsdit. The iol-
lowing night he returned to finish up his
repsst; 8 neighbor in the meantime came
and set q big steel trap to catch him.
When all was quiet, and the dog shut up
In the store room, for fear he might be
killed by the bear, Bruin returned
'sprsng the trap, ate the rest of the honey,
and went his way rejoicing. The neighbor
who brought the trap to catch him did not
stir for fear of frightening the bear, away
before he would get into the trap.
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West Liberty Commencement.

The programme Of the commencement,
exercises To be held next week at the
West Liberty Normal school is as follows:
They will begin with the baccalsureate
sermon, which is to be delivered Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. Dir. X.
+. Randolph, Of the Fourth Street NJ. L.
church Of this city. Wednesday, s r. NJ,
Junior performance. Thursday, 0 "A. n,
commencement. Thuraday, $50 P. NJ,
middle class performance. Thursday,
$3.50 r. NJ, Alumni business meeting
Thuraday, s r. NJ, Alumni performance.
The valedlctory will be by A. S. Biggs, Of
! West Liberty.
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Bargains in Dry Goods at LIS. Good CO..
RIVER NEWS,

Stage Of the Water aud Movements of the
Boats.
The Scotia passed up yesterday and tho
Fashion went down in tho Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati trade.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
point at s o'clock this evening. Shippera
can order their goods shipped on her by
telegraph.
The W. N. Chancellor is due down this
morning, en- route from Pittsburgh 10
Charleston and intermediate points on the
Ohio and Kanawha rivers.
The popular Cincinnati packet Andes
has been chartered by tho clerks OF Bell
They will 70 to S%teubenville on the 18th
inst.
The river was OF a stand at this point
last evening, with a depth in tho channel
Of s feet 0 inches. At Pittsburgh the
river wac reported to be falling, with q
depth in tho channel OF 2 teet Q inches.
Tho Abner O'Neal will bring down
another church excursion to this city on
the 17th inst. This time 1t Ia tho First
NJ. Z. church that 10 coming. Tho Con.
g~regstionalists cleared about $50 on their
excursion on this ateRlner On Decoration
Day.
Attention is called 10 tho excursion nd.
vcrtfsement OF the steamer Andes, She
will leave here next Tuesday afternoon
on this trip, and the fare to Cincinnati and
return, including meals and s.ate-room
tho entire week that the boat is nbsent, ia
but $40. A cheaper summer trip cannot
DO taken. The Ohio valley Is never more
beautiful and picturesque than ut this
season, and tho trip down and up with tho
visi. In Cincinnati canpo! iail to DO on.
ioyable.
The Louis A. Shirley 10 duo to-day from
Cincinnati, for which point aho will loave
on her return trip at 5 o'clock tomorrow
~aiternoon. Captain Amos Davis is In
command, and Charlie Reeves, OF this
city, 10 chief clerk. The steamer Ia one
possessing tho vpry best Of accommodate
tons for both passengers and stiippers.
Ilor oilcerg arc alW ayB on tho lookout to-
plemo their patrons, and this has natu.
rally made the steamer a very popular |
one. shippera arc requested to have their
conBignmonts Tor her on tho leyeo aa early |
10 possible tomorrow,
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Went up to yet on his Chestnut.

The Mayor Of this city went to sleu'
benville yesterday for the purpose, as the
Gd;tttt OF that town puts 1t, Of taking in
the sighta Of a live town." The Herald
notes the infiction in the following man.
ner:
Hon. O. W. seabright, Mayor Of Wheel.
ing, was the gue.t Of Mayor Opperman
this afternoon. Speaking Of the weathe,
the Wheeling executive said 1t was gloomy
now, but by morning he thought we
wouldsea bright. The crowdtook cigars
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A plnt limit dldn,t Work.

aPoodle" Price comes to the front again,
emphasizing the truth oil the now but
faithful adage, "You can't keep q bad
man down" Poodle was cent 10 the work.
bouse for thirty dayn. he staid about
six. and in that time originated O plot for
A wholesale escape. When the prisoners
were taken out 10 do Bome work ut the
city crematory Poodle wRs TO mako q
break for liberty, and when tho guard
pursued, all the other prisoners were 70
run In the opposite direction. Poodle
made the break, but the guard lot him 10,
and the other fellows have been more
closely watched since. Fears OF proaecu.
ton ior burglary kept Poodle away abont
a year. II he stays away a. long this
time the community will be the gainor.
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Fn!isr COLL has occurred tho Princcos, 10
takn 3 graf excursion party 10 ttln B0ftAirO
Catholic Fair nov going on. Father Gull
hiss mHds many friends In Wheeling,
whore no Eias oitcn lec.ured III the csuac
OF charity without compensation and has
never called Tor reciprocity til nov. A
number OF Wheeling ladies' have q bcau.
tiful booth at tho Fair, who will make
Wheeling people ieul nj home ut tho
Catholic Fair in BsitairG. Tho hnas ir tyea
this evening ut 1893 Rharp, Returning
will leave BSlIRiro at 1890 ahRrp, making
landings at La Beiie, Middle Ferry and
Bcnwood, going and coming. Round trip,
including admission 10 the Hall: Wheel.
Ing, 25 cents, Bsuwood, 10 cents,
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Mr.. A. T. McKelyey, formerly OF this
city, now a leading citizen OF Belmont
county, residing nea st. Clairsyille, Ia
mentioned by the papers over there as the
candidate on the Republican ticket ior
mombcr Of the House Of Representatives.
MIR. McKelvey Is q public spirited citizen
and a well informed man, whose eminent
qualifications for the position ae we'll as
his high character could not but make his
name source Of great strength to the
ticket.
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Sunday School Convention.

The eighth annual State Sunday School
Convention Of West Virginia will be held
at Ravenswood the 7th, sth and 9th Of this
month. The session will open a. Q r. N.
Tuesday and close Thursday noon. Drs.
Cunningham and Randolph and Mess.s,
Geo. W. Atkinson and W. H. Rinehart
are on the programme from Wheeling.
The Convention will be full OF interest Ia
Sunday School workers, and It promises 10
be largely attended. The different Sunday
Schools Of the city have appointed dele.
gates and a large number will leave on the
Ohio River road at 1885 A. NJ. Tuesday
next. Orders for excursion rates can be
procured at the railroad ticket Office.
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Clark Hook yesterday admitted 10 re-.
cord one deed Of trust md the following
decds In fees:
Decd made Nay II by John Fink and
wife 10 James NJ. Cecil, In confederation
OF $l,40O, for the lot at the south.west cor.
ner OF south Penn and Fink ftrsete.
Deed msde May 10 by Lewis 8. DelRp.
laino snd others 10 l.. A. Lailsrco, In con.
Alteration Of 800, for lot 81 on York atroc,,
To1on,t. q. #.H ."aar ."# .-. F- ~. .
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About . o'clock yesterday afternoon q
distressing fatal accident occurred st Han
lan'a station, a place four miles above Col
lier'a, which resulted in the instantaneous
death ola liaemaa named Albert Johus-
ton.
The local freight train was shifting cara
from a switch TO tho main track, when one
OF the heavy cara jumped the track, pin.
ming Johnston, who was standing nearby,
10 The s!a.ion platform, killing him in.
stantly. Johnston Is married and leaves
O Wills andlamilY.
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Seven E.enrn, Wool.

Mention Wa made in this paper d few
days since OF the fact that Thomas Martin
dell, q well known Washington county
farmer, had sold his stock Of wool, abou,
$4,000 pounds, to a firm in this city. 1!
purchased by the firm oil Horkheimer
Bros. This wool was Of an ordinary
grade, weighed between $1,000 and 90, 900
pounds, and was paid for at the rate OF
263 cents per pound. Some Of the wool
Mr.. Msrtindell had had in stock for seven
years and at n time he 10 reported to
have refused 80 cents for il.
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We havo for nale several Type.writem,
including tho Remington, tho Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchanged for tho matehless
Oaligraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
monts. Gall on or RddreBa for clrCulau
EDWARD l.. Ro1R 4 Co.,
% Twelfth atreet,
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Tho steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 r. NJ, aud
will soil excursion tickets to parties OF five
or moro. Ono week Of pleasure, boauti-
ful scenery and good music on tho largest
and best dteamer that comes to Wheeling,
For rates apply TO Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
MWdF
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The fourteenth annual Commencement
Of the st. Clairsyille High School also oc.
CURED last evening in School hall, in that
village. The graduating class consisted OF
two persuns--Miss Bessie Heweison, who
read an essay entitled "Atoms," and Mr..
W. T. McKelvey, who delivered an ora
ton, taking for his theme "The Tower OF
London" The annual addre1s was do.
livered by Rev. Robert Alexander, OF the
Presbyterian church, and the music was
under tho directorahip Of Professor Soho.
field, Of Martins Ferry. Tho entire per.
Torrance was eminently creditable to the
individuals taking part and the schools in
general. The attendance was largo.
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Commencing Sunday, June 8, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of III on, and To- Washington, Pa, and
return Mt 81 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. ST., returning arrive at 7 and II 10
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitings, pantalOOnlngs and Over
eoatiags, which weare prepared 10 make
up In llrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our While Unlanndrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of BAlbriggan Tn.
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, at
G. HESS d SONS,
1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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Thermometer Record,

Az reported by Chriatian schnept, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TA.x PAY. y Y. BPM. TP.x
y Gy0 ca CO. CO CO.
Weather-ChADgeablc.
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Gentlemen, examine our s. 90 genuine
Kangaroo Shoe, a special bargain to close
them out. See them before they are all
gone. J.. W. AMIcK,
1143 Main street.
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you q secure q watch at once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Juno 3.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
southwesterly winds, slight changes in
Temperature.
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BONANZA for somebody. Best country
store in Beaver county, Pa. See advertise
mont under the head Of "For Sale" in
another column. p&w
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HoGE & Bro. have opened n new hard
ware store at lib Market street, three
doors below the old market house. A
full line OF carpenter tools, guns and cut
lery. Mwraw
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70, Reut-Two Front Rooms.
For SAJe-Caunuy btore.
For observation-disclosures Louis A. Shirley.
An Invoice OF New Etchings-E. l.. Elcoll.
Standard Building AssoctAilou-AnnuAl Meeting.
Notice 70 Credltois.
Commissioners EOtIce-Joseph R. PAUL.
Recognized Fact-D. GuudIing d Co.-Fourth
6. A. z. sulH-M. Gu.nan & ~Co.--Four,h page.